DDP What does it mean?
Delivered Duty Paid
DDP means Delivered Duty Paid. The seller bears the costs and risks of delivering goods to the named place, including import clearance and duties. In an actual trade document, the parties should define the commercial scope, named place, currency, quantity, timing, and governing contract instead of relying on the label alone.
English source text; no reviewed translation is available for this entry.Chinese explanation
DDP 表示 Delivered Duty Paid。卖方承担运输至约定目的地、出口和进口手续、关税及相关税费，直到货物在目的地准备交付给买方。 在实际外贸文件中，需要同时核对交易主体、币种、数量、交付地点、时间节点和合同版本；同一表达在询价、订单、发票与运输单据中的责任边界可能不同。
English definition
DDP means Delivered Duty Paid. The seller bears the costs and risks of delivering goods to the named place, including import clearance and duties. In an actual trade document, the parties should define the commercial scope, named place, currency, quantity, timing, and governing contract instead of relying on the label alone.
Usage
Use this expression only with confirmed product, order, payment, or logistics facts. Check the requirements of the target market.
Common mistakes
Confirm the term, scope, units, and commercial conditions before using it in customer-facing content.